

2004 Street 2004, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Bromalex 6 mg
No prescription required
This medicine is available over the counter. Still, please consult your doctor or pharmacist before using new medication.
Last updated 22/10/2026 at 9:15 AM

2004 Street 2004, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Indication
Treatment of anxiety: symptomatic treatment of severe and/or disabling anxiety manifestations; prevention and treatment of alcohol withdrawal symptoms (delirium tremens).
Ingredients
- Bromazepam 6 mg
Direction
Oral use, on prescription only. The treatment should start with the lowest effective dose. Outpatients: usually 1.5–3 mg (¼–½ tablet) 2–3 times daily, up to 6–18 mg daily in divided doses as prescribed. Elderly or patients with liver or kidney impairment: half the usual dose. Treatment should be as short as possible and stopped gradually.
Side effects
- Drowsiness
- reduced alertness
- dizziness or muscle weakness
- Memory problems (anterograde amnesia) and confusion
- Paradoxical reactions such as restlessness
- irritability or aggression
- Tolerance and physical or psychological dependence
- withdrawal symptoms when stopped abruptly
- Consult a doctor or pharmacist if side effects persist or are severe.
Precautions
- Prescription
- only benzodiazepine with risk of dependence
- use only as prescribed and for the shortest time
- Do not use in severe respiratory insufficiency
- sleep apnoea
- severe liver failure or myasthenia gravis
- Do not drink alcohol or combine with other sedatives or opioids
- Do not drive or operate machinery if drowsy
- Not recommended in pregnancy or breastfeeding unless advised by a doctor
- Do not stop abruptly
- reduce the dose gradually
- Consult a doctor or pharmacist before use and stop if irritation or allergy occurs.
Indication
Treatment of anxiety: symptomatic treatment of severe and/or disabling anxiety manifestations; prevention and treatment of alcohol withdrawal symptoms (delirium tremens).
Ingredients
- Bromazepam 6 mg
Direction
Oral use, on prescription only. The treatment should start with the lowest effective dose. Outpatients: usually 1.5–3 mg (¼–½ tablet) 2–3 times daily, up to 6–18 mg daily in divided doses as prescribed. Elderly or patients with liver or kidney impairment: half the usual dose. Treatment should be as short as possible and stopped gradually.
Side effects
- Drowsiness
- reduced alertness
- dizziness or muscle weakness
- Memory problems (anterograde amnesia) and confusion
- Paradoxical reactions such as restlessness
- irritability or aggression
- Tolerance and physical or psychological dependence
- withdrawal symptoms when stopped abruptly
- Consult a doctor or pharmacist if side effects persist or are severe.
Precautions
- Prescription
- only benzodiazepine with risk of dependence
- use only as prescribed and for the shortest time
- Do not use in severe respiratory insufficiency
- sleep apnoea
- severe liver failure or myasthenia gravis
- Do not drink alcohol or combine with other sedatives or opioids
- Do not drive or operate machinery if drowsy
- Not recommended in pregnancy or breastfeeding unless advised by a doctor
- Do not stop abruptly
- reduce the dose gradually
- Consult a doctor or pharmacist before use and stop if irritation or allergy occurs.
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